... wanted to use both of his products for my personal profile. TrustMRR is too focused on buying and selling products. IndiePage is not free and does not have many features or controls. So, I vibe-coded my own combination of both. Not too blob and not too micro. I vibe-coded in 3 days, plus one day to polish. I made it for free, but there are sponsor spots on free profiles. You can always remove those by purchasing ...

... makers.page used to be a link-in-bio tool. One of a hundred, no real reason to pick it. While building it I kept seeing MRR leaderboards like TrustMRR, cool, but only useful once you have revenue. Most makers don't yet. So I rebuilt it as a leaderboard ranked by daily streak instead. Check in once a day, no revenue or product required to start. The twist: your product's backlink stays dofollow only while your streak is alive ...

... been building FounderSignal over the last few weeks and wanted to share it here. The problem I'm solving: every time I wanted to validate a new idea I'd lose an entire Saturday to it. AppSumo, TrustMRR, Reddit, Product Hunt, Indie Hackers... copy-pasting numbers into a spreadsheet for hours and still ending up with no clear answer. So I'm building an MCP server that connects Claude to all those sources directly. You just ask what's worth ...

... spent the last ~8/9 months analysing micro-acquisition deals (mostly on Flippa, Acquire, IndieHackers, TrustMRR) with the goal of building a small portfolio on the side. After ~700 hours reviewing listings, one thing became obvious: due diligence at this level is still very manual and fragmented. So I started building a tool for myself to speed things up. The requirements were simple: Flag inconsistencies between P&L, listings, and screenshots Detect unusual spikes/drops in traffic or revenue Keep deal ...

... successful than to just show off . Trust is a currency you can't afford to bankrupt. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jake_friedberg  I just wanted to mention in the post that every startup should use TrustMRR not to fake that :D Comment from Arpan Garg(@arpansac): The last point says it all. Once you lose trust, it's very hard to earn it back, so the answer would be no :) Comment from Shaunak Sayta(@shaunak_sayta): Never ...

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